When a company in 2008 can sell 8.1 million cars, 3 million in this country, over 1 million in China, the rest around the world and be considered a basket case unworthy of detailed congressional examination and policy making, along with the rest of the industry, we are entitled to ask a lot of questions.
Jim Jordan emphasizes the need for congressional oversight of GM despite its sales figures.
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